integer overflow vulnerability
Integer overflow vulnerability refers to a security flaw wherein an arithmetic calculation in a software program or system exceeds the maximum value that can be stored in an integer variable, potentially causing unexpected behavior or allowing attackers to manipulate the program's behavior and exploit the system.
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Related Concepts (12)
- arithmetic overflow
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- data type vulnerability
- exploiting integer overflow
- integer overflow
- integer underflow vulnerability
- memory corruption vulnerability
- signed integer overflow
- stack-based buffer overflow
- unsafe conversion vulnerability
- unsigned integer overflow
- variable truncation vulnerability
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- exploiting integer overflow vulnerabilities
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- integer overflow attack
- integer overflow attacks
- integer overflow protection
- integer overflow vulnerabilities
- integer overflow vulnerabilities in programming languages
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- numeric overflow
- prevention and mitigation of integer overflow vulnerabilities
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- unsigned integer overflow vulnerabilities
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